Front and rear control arms + a arms
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Front and rear control arms + a arms
What is a good set of front and rear upper control arms, and a arm?
For the package I was thinking the 27-AA003 BMR Fabrication Tubular Front Upper (Standard) & Lower A-Arms Package Price, 1993-2002 F-body
From Thunder racing.
And the rear control arms as the 27-MTCA001 BMR Lower Control Arms Tubular Chrome Moly w/ Poly/Poly Bushings
From Thunder racing as well.
I was also looking into getting a tubular k member as well with a torque arm. Are these some good pieces?
For the package I was thinking the 27-AA003 BMR Fabrication Tubular Front Upper (Standard) & Lower A-Arms Package Price, 1993-2002 F-body
From Thunder racing.
And the rear control arms as the 27-MTCA001 BMR Lower Control Arms Tubular Chrome Moly w/ Poly/Poly Bushings
From Thunder racing as well.
I was also looking into getting a tubular k member as well with a torque arm. Are these some good pieces?
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I'm pretty much after better handling, and I heard that control arms combined with a arms, tubular k members, and shocks/springs give you a pretty good weight reduction TOTAL.
I'm getting:
Strut tower brace
Torque arm
Tubular k member with poly motor mounts
Kenny Brown diamond sub frames
Front and rear control arms
A arms
Does that seem like a pretty good setup?
I'm getting:
Strut tower brace
Torque arm
Tubular k member with poly motor mounts
Kenny Brown diamond sub frames
Front and rear control arms
A arms
Does that seem like a pretty good setup?
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Originally Posted by 1999 SS
i hear that the k-member wil ADD flex over the stock peace. the main advantage for the k-member would be for weight reduction in drag racing. my 2 cents.
Check out UMI and LG motorsports for your front suspension pieces.